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The New York Times best-selling
Dead Sleep brought
Greg Iles more fans than any of his novels to date.
Critics used words like “ingenious” (The New York Times
Book Review) and “stunning” (People ) to describe its
potent mix of evocative Southern setting, passionate characterizations
and dramatic action.
In Sleep No More,
Greg returns to the territory of some of his best-loved works, the
steamy and hypnotic small-town Mississippi where Greg himself spent his
childhood. In this new
novel, John Waters is a man happy with his lot in life: genuine
satisfaction with his growing business, contentment with the ease of
family routines, and the small pleasures of watching his daughter bloom.
But this happiness is hard won, and may be less stable that he would
like to believe. Years
earlier Waters escaped an obsessive love affair with the ravishing but
disturbed Mallory Candler, a love which he feared might consume him.
Mallory disappeared after Waters married, and later he heard that
she had been killed in New Orleans.
But now he has the uneasy feeling that the secrets they shared
have resurfaced to trouble him—and to entice him—once again.
A woman he meets
casually stuns him with a smile, and whispers words Waters thought long
forgotten. But before he
can find out how this stranger is connected to his past, an act of
brutal violence interrupts them and sweeps him up
in a whirlwind of guilt and suspicion, revealing the shadow sides
of love and friendship—and the terror that can result when passion
becomes obsession.
“Greg
Iles’s new novel, SLEEP NO MORE should come with a red wrapper marked
DANGER, HIGH EXPLOSIVES. It
is that rarity, a thriller that really thrills . You'll find yourself
afraid to turn off the light after seven chapters, and after eleven, you
may find yourself wondering if the person lying next to you when you do
darken the room is someone you really know or a dangerous stranger. This
one gets under your skin, and then burrows deep.
Imagine what Rebecca might have been if it had been written by a
man. That will give you the idea of how successful this novel is.”
--Stephen King
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